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I don't think Danko Jones made any new fans Friday night at the Canadian Night Club. In fact, he may have even lost one or two. About 150 people came out to see the notorious Canadian rocker and the band he named after himself.

Six years ago, a young man by the name of Rob Dyer had a vision. A huge vision.

With a total of 180 nominations in a number of categories for the 2008 Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards, competition was tough for Sault Ste. Marie's Wild Turkeys.

Algoma University professor, Lesley Belleau and her freshly authored literary work, The Colour of Dried Bones , are hosting a book launch on Friday, May 16 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Loplops Gallery-Lounge located at 651 Queen Street East.

She grew up with cows, loves bunnies and is a vegetarian. And she listens to your conversations. But not in a creepy way. Artist Sarah Bingham incorporates conversation fragments into her familiar, yet completely fresh images of Sault Ste.

This weekend's Friday night United Way Fundraiser with Stiffler's Mom and vocal illusionist Mark Crocker at Algoma's Water Tower Inn, as well as the Saturday afternoon family fun day with Mark Crocker at the Sault Family YMCA have been postponed unti

The Canadian Night Club, 410 Pim St., continues to bring in the best rock this country has to offer and is pleased to host Danko Jones on Friday, May 16.

The Trews and the Canadian Night Club (410 Pim Street) have finally confirmed that the April 27th Trews' gig that was cancelled due to poor weather has been rescheduled for Tuesday, May 20.

Black Fly Jam is pleased to present Prairie Oyster live in concert Saturday, May 24, 2008 at Algoma's Water Tower Inn.

CMT Chevy Rising Star Award recipient, Shane Yellowbird, performed last evening in Sault Ste. Marie at Korah Collegiate. Ever-faithful SooToday.com reader Darcy Nevers was there with camera in hand.